Phoenix Spine & Joint creates program for Canadians seeking spine, TJR procedures — 4 insights

Phoenix Spine & Joint created Canadian Care Connect, a concierge program allowing Canadians access to joint replacement or spine surgery procedures.

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Here’s what you should know:

1. Canadian patients can receive treatment in as few as 14 days through the program.

2. The center started the program to accommodate Canadians seeking expedited treatment.

3. Center Medical Director Daniel Lieberman, MD, said, “We are functioning almost as overflow for the backlog of patients within the Canadian Healthcare system. The care in Canada is great, however, the wait times don’t always fit everyone’s lifestyles, so we are glad to be able to offer an alternative.”

4. All the procedures will be performed in the group’s surgery center on an outpatient basis.

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